The entrance to this lava tube is easy to find along Kaumana Drive. The large parking area, comfort station and picnic tables are the first glimpse of what is the entrance to a two mile lava tube. Those brave enough to explore the dark and damp cave will be rewarded with a skylight and numerous […]
This quiet bay is still the home to several local families. The rocky shoreline contrasts with the warm crystal clear waters that are a favorite od divers and snorkelers. However, this bay is one of the more significant historical sites in the Hawaiian Islands. Just off the rocky coastline is where Captain Cook and his […]
This wonderful upland state park is a gathering spot for campers, hikers and more. A drive to the end of Kalaniai Road will fill the visitor with spectacular views of ancient Hawaiian old growth forest, sounds of birds along with hiking trails and comfort stations.
Placed under the large banyan tree at King Kalakaua Park, this time capsule was placed during the Big Island’s last solar eclipse in 1991. The capsule contains significant items relative to that day and that celestial event. The capsule will be opened on the next Big Island total solar eclipse on May 3 2106.
Located at the very edge of Kaunaoa beach, this open-air restaurant is a gathering spot for hotel guests and those looking for a light snack between surf and swim sessions. Seating is under any one of several thatched umbrellas and each table offers splendid Pacific Ocean views.
Locate across the street from the ocean front, this timeshare property is popular with families. The resort is located along Alii Drive just short drive to shopping, the beach and restaurants. Oversized guest suites are clustered under an abundance of coconut palms, this resort has a bevy of services and activities to keep all happy, […]
Located along Alii Drive and propped up along the rocky shoreline of the Kona Coast, this small and unique hotel is a wonderful spot for those who like casual, budget oceanfront accommodations. Certainly not for those who want luxury, this three story wooden structure is classic and open-air with only a few comforts along with […]
Known to most as the City of Refuge, this oceanfront park is one of the more extraordinary in all of Hawaii. The park is filled with significant Hawaiian archeological sites along with clear ocean waters and more. The entrance fee can be combined with that of the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to make it more […]
Located in King Kalakaua Park in Hilo, this bronze statue is positioned at the center of the park. The statue of Hawaii’s seventh and last king of Hawaii faces makai or toward the waters of Hilo Bay. Kalakaua is affectionately known as the Merrie Monarch and honored each year at the Merrie Monarch Festival in […]
Located a few minutes south of Kailua-Kona is the small town of Kainaliu, this small Italian eatery is the perfect spot for pre or post theatre at the community based Aloha Theatre next door. The main dining room is a classic example of trational plantation style with large windows and high ceilings. The menu is […]
